5 Factors for Evaluating Websites

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This document outlines 5 factors for evaluating websites: authority, currency, content/purpose, audience, and structure/workability. It discusses evaluating who is responsible for the site, how current the information is, what purpose and content the site has, who the intended audience is, and how easy the site is to use.

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